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Key Facts
Expected length 24 months
Places in 2025-2026 15
Start date 1 October 2025
Language of instruction English
Tuition fees 1000€/semester

Apllications

Applications for entry in 2025-2026 Academic Year open on May 08 2025 with a deadline on June 06 2025.
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MSc Director

Professor Irene Athanassakis
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Phone: +30 2810 394355

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Aims of the Program

Foundational Knowledge
To deepen understanding of the fundamental principles of immunology, including the cellular and molecular processes that underpin innate and adaptive immunity.
Research Skills
To develop practical and analytical skills necessary for conducting scientific research. This includes learning techniques for studying immune responses, handling biological data, and using advanced laboratory equipment.
Critical Thinking
To enhance abilities to critically evaluate current research and literature in immunobiology, facilitating an understanding of the cutting-edge issues and technological advancements in the field.
Disease Understanding
To study the immune system's roles in health and disease, understanding how various immune responses can contribute to the pathogenesis of different diseases, including autoimmune diseases, allergies, and cancer.
Therapeutic Applications
To explore the development of immunological approaches to disease prevention and treatment, such as vaccines and immunotherapies.
Professional Skills
To prepare students for professional roles in academic research, the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, clinical contexts, and beyond, including positions that require expertise in immunobiology.
Ethical and Social Implications
To discuss the ethical, legal, and social implications of research in immunobiology, particularly in relation to new and emerging technologies such as genetic engineering and personalized medicine.

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Applications for entry each Academic Year open on May with a deadline on June.

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Location

Department of Biology
University of Crete

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Maria Diamantara
+30 2810 394402

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